I voted yesterday, but I guess it didn't do much good, as Chris Christie won the gubernatorial race. I'll admit I didn't do a whole lot of research going into this election, but looking at his positions on issues doesn't exactly fill me with hope. He's opposed to gay marriage, in favor of destroying the wetlands, and apparently favors parents in
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Yeah, that sounds pretty fair.
All that said, if our church had to pay property taxes on the large plot of land on the town green in a pricey Boston suburb, there is no way we would be able to stay in business. That alone would probably close our doors.
Well, I wouldn't imagine that all churches would be taxed at the same rate, any more than businesses would.
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The separation of church and state has to be enforced in all directions, in my opinion. Gotta keep 'em separated. As the saying goes, keep religion out of government, schools, and work. Keep it at home, church, and in the heart.
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That's a good point, and I hadn't really thought of that. Of course, they already petition the government for those things NOW, even without paying taxes.
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